The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-02-11
Aea and Wsaea.
Mr.. Marx Ward is in Bismarck.

Aea and Ws0ea.
Mr.. Marx Ward Is in Bismarck,
Register Orcutt is a weekly visitor.
Mr.. Joseph Harker is OF on visit to
Iowa and Wisconsin.
As. 7. N. Treai, Of Plankinton, made
US pleasant call, Tuesday.
County Clerk Spaulding was summing
himself on Main street Tuesday.
Mr.. II. II Bockfinger went to Chicago
on business, the first of the week.
Deputy Postmaster Jas. Nc Cauley
was up from White Lake Saturday eve
ming.
Rodney Herrick, the Deering machine
man of Pisnkinton. navigated our side.
walks the first Of the week.
Mr.. H. E. Gates has been absent the
greater part Of the week, visiting neigh
boring towns in the interest of the KIM
ball Roller Mills.
NJ. J. Robinson. of White Lake, has
returned from Canada with his bride, and
the boys are telling how he has already
refused to build the fires in the morning.
Elmer Lengthy Parker, ex deputy
sheriff of Aurora county, was up from
Plankinton Tuesday, and informed US
that new insurance company is being
organized in that place. AT the rate
these companies are starting Dakota will
soon have an insurance company in each
and very township.
The new city and county clerk at San
Francisco has erected the following
sign: Lady applicants for positions
will please weep in the ante room, as the
clerks suffer greatly from damp feet.
A newly discovered Mexican flower is
quite wonder il reports are true. 1t is
said to be white in the morning, red at
noon, and blue at night; and il is further
credited with emitting perfume only at
the middle Of the day. 1t grows on a
tree of the Isthmus Of Tehuantipec'
II Mr.. Morris got dollar for every
time the postofiice door is left open he
would get so rich that-well we're afraid
he wouldn't be the good, kind hearted
man he is now. And we guess he thinks
too, that the GRAPHIC man would have
to "whaek up" large share of those
sss.
lAdv s~to q ~.
clothing store a few days since, and
asked the ever smiling Bird for pair of
cloth slippers. Ike. Who hes always
been at home in dry goods store, polite.
ly asked if she would have "all wool and
yard wide." She was not Chicago
lady. 80 felt insulted and Immediately
left the store
Are you already . subscriber to the
GRAPHIC! II SO order an extra copy
sent to some friend east and have any
one OF the numerous papers We club
with sent to your address. For Instance
We will send the GRAPHIC to any eastern
address and the New York World to
your address six months for only S1.1O.
or for year for s2.0O.
One OF the most natural and artistic
set of teeth we ever saw was q set com.
pleted by DR.. Nilliron this week for a
lady in White Lake. The teeth were set
in bow-spring rubber and lined with
gold. DR.. Milliron turns out as high
class Of dentistry work as that Of any
dentist in Dakota.
Official notices are posted calling for
a special election on March list. for the
purpose of bonding Kimball township
for $1,000 to create fund to be expend-
ed in building four-story school build
ing In Kimball. We shall have some
thing to say in reference to the matter
in subsequent issue
DR.. La Shier is not only a good ply
sician but an honest man withal. Inad-
vertentiy one OF the GRAPHIC mans
night shirts was returned with the Doc.
tors washing from the City Laundry.
He promptly returned it. Life would
hardly be worth the living did We loose
one Of our double-back- action self
adjusting beferbclowed- Mother. Hubbard
night shirts.
A scheme is on foot in Aurora county
TO start Universalist college. The off,
GERS were elected last week, and the
school is expected to open the first OF
August. The officers are: Presid ent.
Warren Dye; Vice presidents. T. F.
Meutser, of Mitchell, and Geo. Griffin,
Of Plankinton; Col. II. g. Ingersoll and
j.. +. Conant have been placed on the ex-
esutive board.
Something occurred in this once the
other day that rarely happens in prin,
shop. A new subscriber on being told
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